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Q-Eye PSC / PSC MT 19
Product Guide
Q-Eye M III 19
AquaProfiler®
mobile
ReVision®
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Ductus TT COHP 12
Ductus TT 11
Kanalis TT MT 9
Fluvius TT 7
You can find HydroVision flow meters working all around the world.
Our flow meters are manufactured in Germany to assure only the best quality in design and product.
In order to be closer to the customer, products for the Asian market are also manufactured in Singapore.
AquaProfiler®
stationary
Water Level
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3. Vision
Monitoring water is becoming more and
more important. Resources, particularly
drinking water are extremely limited. In
areas requiring irrigation, especially in
very dry districts, man is already fighting
to make good use of the last drop.
Without doubt, the acoustic discharge
measurement has enhanced its prestige.
It is used as a fundamental information
for water management in the field of
hydrology, for the control of processes
in the field of hydro power as well as
for water supply, industry and waste
water applications.
The acoustic principle has become a
growth driver for flow meters. More
and more users have already begun to
appreciate the advantages of contact
free measurements. With a comprehen-
sive range of products and solutions we
can determine flow in various applica-
tions. Accuracy and reliability are given
top priority. HydroVision products owe
their quality to rigorous testing under
laboratory conditions and their con-
tinuous development. We are not
satisfied until our instruments meet the
required accuracy under real field
conditions.
HydroVision’s broad knowledge in the
area of acoustic flow measurement is
reflected in our product range for stan-
dard applications. It becomes even more
apparent when complex tasks have to
be solved.
HydroVision is committed in equal mea-
sure to consulting, delivery quality, service
and support.
Water is a valuable commodity, with
which we feel connected in a special
way. HydroVision is passionate about its
products and can look back on many
years of experience. HydroVision starts
where others stop. We are continually
developing our product range to stay
one step ahead. This enables us to
reliably solve all your measuring tasks.
We know flow.®
Dr.-Ing. Jürgen Skripalle
CEO
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4. p.22 AquaProfiler®
In this product overview we describe the various
applications for our instruments. A vast amount
of applications can be solved using acoustic flow
measurement. HydroVision is at the forefront of
“State of the Art” and future development.
Our measurement instruments can be used everywhere
where there is flowing water. For example rivers,
channels or pipes – we measure everywhere.
p.6
p.10 Hydro Power
Rivers
We measure everywhere.
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5. When sound propagates through water, pressure
fluctuations can be detected. They travel through
the water, the channel or the pipe as sound waves.
With our instruments it is possible to record these
ultrasound waves.
Depending on the measurement technique applied,
we detect the Transit Time with and against the flow
direction. For other applications we use the Pulse
Doppler effect. Here our instruments record the change
of the wave length reflected by a particle in the flow.
Channels
Waste Water
Water Supplyp.14
p.18
p.8
Irrigationp.22
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6. Rivers
Numerous rivers intersect our landscape from small
brooks up to huge river networks. Some of them form
a natural border between two countries.
At all times man has preferred to live in river areas.
Clear water, the possibility to use the river for trans-
port, generating power from water and the scenic
beauty are amongst the reasons. However, our actions
have more and more influence on water quantity and
quality. In many regions taking water for irrigation
or as drinking water are the reasons. More than half
of all big rivers around the world have been polluted
during the course of time.
Observations of water levels have been used since
ancient times, systematic flow measurements go back
to the middle of the 19th century. This historical data
has been used as the basis for various applications, for
example for flood protection and flood
forecasting. They also form the foundation for the
design of hydro-engineering constructions. In recent
years the acoustic flow measurement has established
itself as the standard method for measurements on
many hydrological stations. With this almost contact
free technology data can be recorded continuously
and it provides 24/7 monitoring.
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7. TD-200/5 TD-28/18TD-200/8TD-200/18
TD-15/17
Fluvius TT ECM IE
Travel time system with digital signal processing
Specifications
Acoustic Paths: 1 - 8, length 1 - 1000 m
Frequency: 15, 28, and 200 kHz
Accuracy: ± 2% (typical)
Display: 4 lines, 20 characters
Datalogger: internal,
sampling interval user selectable
Communication: RS-232, MODBUS, Ethernet, USB
Inputs: max. 8 x 4-20 mA
Outputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA
2 x Relay, 2 x Pulse
Power Supply: 85-264 VAC
(50-60 Hz) or 24 VDC
Battery Backup: integrated, 2 Ah
Enclosure: Aluminium, wall mounted
Specifications
Type Frequency Beam Width Dimensions
TD-15/17 15 kHz 17° (-3dB) Ø 368 mm
Height 121 mm
TD-28/18 28 kHz 18° (-3dB) Ø 183 mm
Height 142 mm
TD-200/5 200 kHz 5° (-3dB) Ø 340 mm
Height 170 mmTransducers
Products
The range of application for Fluvius TT runs from small waterways to huge river systems with high
suspended solids. By means of acoustic transmission a coded signal is sent through the water and
the transit time is calculated providing the speed of river flow. When an acoustic wave propagates
in water, part of the energy is damped by friction and suspended solids. This procedure is frequency-
related. The higher the frequency, the bigger the damping. For wider distances we use low
frequencies as they allow for a considerably better receiver signal.
TD-15/17
TD-28/18
TD-200/5
(ball-shaped assembly)
Commonly used transducer frequencies for various path lengths and sediment loads.
10000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
500
400
300
200
100
50
40
30
20
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Sediment load in g/m3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 30 40 50 100 200 300 400 500 1000
Acoustic path length in m
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8. Channels
Channels are artificially created waterways used for
shipping, transportation, irrigation, drainage and
for cooling water extraction of power plants.
A further important use is the transportation of water
used for the supply of drinking water. Here the focus
lies on detecting water loss at an early stage; some-
times it is difficult to detect small leakages.
Our instruments measure precisely and reliably in
order to prevent long term water losses.
Crossed-path system, Irrigation channel
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9. Kanalis TT MT
Travel time system with digital signal processing
Products
Specifications
Acoustic Paths: 1 - 10 (more upon request)
Channel Width: 1 - 30 m
Frequency: 200 kHz
Accuracy: ± 2% (typical)
Display: 4 lines, 20 characters
Datalogger: 16GB MicroSD card
Communication: RS485, MODBUS (RS232 or RS485)
WLAN, GPRS, Ethernet 10/100 Mbps
Inputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA, 2x digital
Outputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA
4 x Relay, 2 x digital
Power Supply: 85-260 VAC
(48-60 Hz) or 9-36 VDC
Enclosure: ABS, wall mounted
Specifications
Type Frequency Beam Width Dimensions
TD-200/8 200 kHz 8° (-3dB) Ø 218 mm
Height 109 mm
TD-200/18 200 kHz 18° (-3dB) Ø 140 mm
Height 70 mm
TD-200/18 200 kHz 18° (-3dB) Ø 140 mm
Atex Height 70 mm
Mounting Assembly
Standardized mounting devices for any kind of channel ge-
ometry like rectangular, trapezoid or natural river banks are
available. The flow optimized design protects the transducers
against moving objects suspending in the flow stream. It also
provides room for connections and protective conduits.
Transducers
TD-200/8
In its most basic form, the
system operates with a single
pair of transducers.
However, it relies upon a relatively
stable velocity profile, essentially
unaffected by changes in the rela-
tion between water level and flow.
The main flow has to be paral-
lel to the bank. The relationship
between measured velocity and
flow is established by hydrometric
calibration.
In rivers there is a high risk of
cross flow. Its intensity depends
mainly on the river’s geometry
and if there is an upstream bend
in the river.
Although the cross flow does not
influence the quantity of the
flow, it may affect the mea-sure-
ment, a second pair of trans-
ducers will be necessary.
By crosswise arrangement of four
transducers, effects of changing
flow direction can be eliminated.
An even more accurate flow mea-
surement can be obtained with
systems using several planes.
The measured result can be
further improved by using a multi
path system layering each of the
acoustic paths in parallel planes
one above the other. This negates
having an expensive hydrometric
calibration.
This type of system is suitable for
applications with large water level
fluctuations, reverse flow or a ver-
tical velocity distribution outside
the theoretical normal.
Single-path system Crossed-path system Multi-path system
TD-200/18
TD-200/18 Atex
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10. Hydro Power
Hydro power is an important source of energy which
contributes to supplying power to the earth’s popula-
tion. Today, hydro power plants deliver approximately
3,5 per cent of electric energy generated worldwide.
Their share in power generation from renewable re-
sources comes to 18 per cent. In the future this share
will continue to grow, as resources of fossil fuels are
depleted.
The hydro electric performance depends essentially on
the usable altitude difference between upper reservoir
and lower reservoir, and hence the flow. In order to use
the “fuel” water in an optimal way, this flow has to be
monitored without any interruptions.
4 planes crossed
according to IEC 41 / ASME PTC 18
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11. *)otherrangesuponrequest
Specifications
Frequency: 200 kHz 120 kHz 120 kHz
Beam Width: 18° (-3dB) 10° (-3dB) 10° (-3dB)
Configuration: IEC41 / ASMEPTC 18 IEC41 / ASME PTC 18 IEC41 / ASMEPTC 18
Pipe Diameter: 1,0 m to15 m 0,3 m to 15 m 0,3 m to 15 m
Pipe Wall Thickness:
- welding socket - n.a. up to 40 mm up to 40 mm
- thread - n.a. up to 70mm up to 70 mm
Pressure Rate: 60 bar *)
60 bar *)
60 bar *)
Material: Stainless Steel / Polyamid Stainless Steel Stainless Steel
Cable: twisted pair with shield twisted pair with shield twisted pair with shield
Cable Length: max. 1000 m max. 1000 m max. 1000 m
Temperature Range: -10° to 60°C -20° to 60°C -20° to 60°C
Dimensions: 320 x 100 x 70 mm Ø 1 1/2“ Ø 1 1/2“
(LxWxH) Length: 181 mm Length: 194 mm
Installation: From the inside When pipe can be dewatered for installation.
Designed to allow removal of the entire transducer
for repair, replacement or cleaning without the need
to dewater the pipe.
Ductus TT ECM IE
Travel time system with digital signal processing
For pipes with a diameter of more than half a meter, acoustic flow measurement systems have long
established themselves as a reliable and convenient measurement method. Measurements in several
planes are a recommended method to determine the efficiency of the turbine without the need for
calibration meeting the latest international standards. Fixed installed equipment form the basis for
verifying the efficiency. A deterioration of efficiency can be detected right away and therefore
corrections can be initiated at an early stage.
Internal Mount Feedthrough 45° Feedthrough 35°
Products
Specifications
Acoustic Paths: 1 - 8
Accuracy: ± 0,5% with 8 paths
Range: ± 20 m/s
Display: 4 lines, 20 characters
Datalogger: internal,
sampling interval user selectable
Communication: RS-232, MODBUS, Ethernet, USB
Inputs: max. 8 x 4-20 mA
Outputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA
2 x Relay, 2 x Pulse
Power Supply: 85-264 VAC
(50-60 Hz)
or 24 VDC
Battery Backup: integrated, 2 Ah
Enclosure: Aluminium, wall mounted
Transducers
A variety of transducers is available - depending on the requirement
Internal mount assemblies which can be fixed directly to the wall. The transducers are aligned by
rotating them in their mounting into a predefined position and then fixed in place by tightening
Feedtrough assemblies for installation through exposed penstock walls with access to the interior
and exterior of the penstock flow meter section.
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12. A further area of application is the detection of burst pipes. Here, at least two systems have to be
permanently installed in the pipelines to be monitored. Because of the accuracy of our products
even small leakages can be detected instantaneously.
Transducer
Ductus TT COHP-IE
Travel time system with digital signal processing
Specifications
Acoustic Paths: 1 - 8
Accuracy: ± 0,5% with 8 paths
Range: ± 20 m/s
Pipe Diameter: 0,3 - 10 m
Pipe Wall Thickness: max. 100 mm (steel)
Display: 4 lines, 20 characters
Datalogger: internal,
sampling interval user selectable
Communication: RS-232, MODBUS, Ethernet, USB
Inputs: max. 8 x 4-20 mA
Outputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA
2 x Relay, 2 x Pulse
Power Supply: 85-264 VAC
(50-60 Hz)
or 24 VDC
Battery Backup: integrated, 2 Ah
Enclosure: Aluminium, wall mounted
Advantages of Clamp-On Systems
A flow meter using clamp-on
transducers makes measuring
flow non-intrusive and easy from
the outside of the pipe.
The transducers are installed with
little technical effort and without
process interruption on the
pipeline.
Rotationally symmetric flow profiles
can be determined with a single
acoustic path; non-symmetric
profiles require the use of several
acoustic paths.
Clamp-On with 8 acoustic paths
Specifications
Pipe Diameter: 0,3 m to 15 m
Pipe Wall Thickness: up to 100 mm (steel, plastic, glass fiber)
up to 40 mm (concrete)
Frequency: 200 kHz
Beam Width: 8° (-3dB)
Material: Stainless steel, Polyamid
Dimensions: 300x120x100mm
Mounting: non intrusive,
from the outside of the pipe
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14. Water Supply
Although there is enough water on earth and it is not
consumed but merely used, drinking water starts to
get short. The uneven distribution of water amongst
the regions, the rising population and our carelessness
leads to a shortage of fresh drinking water.
In the future more and more pipelines for drinking
water will be built all over the globe. In order to
operate huge and complex pipe networks efficiently,
flow measurement will be necessary.
ReVision®
with
5 layers
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15. ReVision®
Fully integrated metering solution
with 10 acoustic paths
In the unlikely event that a transducer should fail, the ReVision®
can be programmed to automatically compensate
for the loss in path information with a little reduced accuracy in addition to advising the operator that an alarm
is present. The transducer housings are separate from the transducers, allowing the transducers to be changed
without special tooling and without shutting down the process.
Transducer Replacement
Products
ReVision®
transmitter
The ReVision®
flow meter is a fully integrated metering solution with up to 10 acoustic paths for liquid fluids. It is
a new entry in the HydroVision family of high accuracy acoustic metering products. It increases your profitability
with exceptional repeatability and linearity throughout the flow range. Due to the patented velocity profile
compensation no flow straightener is needed and no on-site calibration is required.
Specifications
Acoustic Paths: 1 - 10 (20 transducers)
arranged in max. 5 planes, crossed
Flow: bi-directional
Accuracy: up to < ± 0,15 %
Range: 0 to ± 20 m/s (0 to ± 66 ft./s)
Repeatability: < ± 0,02 %
Zero Stability: < 1 mm/s
Pressure Range: PN6, PN10, PN16
Flanges: EN1092-1, ANSI
Meter Sizes: DN 200 (8“) to DN1200 (48“)
> DN 1200 (48“) cold tapping
into an existing pipeline
Communication: RS-485, MODBUS, WLAN, GSM/GPRS
Ethernet 10/100 Mbps
Inputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA, 2 x digital
Outputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA
2 x Pulse, 4x Relay
Power Supply: 85-260 VAC
(48-60 Hz) or 9-36 VDC
Enclosure: ABS, wall mounted
DN Inch Length
200 8“ 400 mm
250 10“ 450 mm
300 12“ 500 mm
350 14“ 550 mm
400 16“ 600 mm
450 18“ 700 mm
500 20“ 750 mm
600 24“ 900 mm
700 28“ 1100 mm
750 30“ 1150 mm
800 32“ 1200 mm
900 36“ 1400 mm
1000 40“ 1500 mm
1050 42“ 1600 mm
1100 44“ 1700 mm
1200 48“ 1800 mm
Meter Sizes
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16. ReVision®
Concept Innovation
Space constraints and/or appropriate
application configurations lead to
complex industrial pipe flows which
contain elbows, tees and/or other
disturbing and non-uniform elements.
This leads to difficulties in install-
ing flow meters at a recommended
“optimum” location, which is defined
by a minimum distance upstream or
downstream of known disturbances
like an elbow or pump where a fully
developed velocity profile is present.
Even with multiple flow sensors, there
may still be a significant error which is
known as the profile factor.
flow meter after a 90° elbow
flow meter after two out of plane changes in flow direction
Prior knowledge of the profile factor can be used to correct the velocity measurements made by flow sensors
to a true spatially averaged velocity. The ReVision®
acoustic system provides detailed information on the
flow velocity profile and an accurate measurement of the flow rate can be achieved by rebuilding the whole
flow velocity profile across the pipe using predetermined conduit configuration parameters and correction
factors.
Asymetric and Swirls
Compensation
Swirl is normally generated by two or more out of plane changes in flow direction (e.g. one elbow/tee that
goes from vertical to horizontal followed by an elbow/tee that changes the direction of flow in the horizon-
tal plane). Swirl is present to some extent in almost every application and can generate significant trans-
verse velocity components plus it takes a long distance to dissipate. If the swirl is not centred, it can cause
significant errors. Thanks to the predetermined conduit configuration parameters and correction factors,
the flow meter measurement accuracy is kept when asymmetric profiles and swirls are present in the pipe.
Flow meters are also sensitive to velocity profiles where there is a large rotational component (swirl).
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18. Installation in manhole
Waste Water
Drinking water is not the only area requiring flow
measurement. The disposal and cleaning of waste
water is of equal importance.
Waste water contains a multitude of organic sub-
stances which used to be dumped directly into the
soil or the nearest river. As awareness has increased,
most discharges are now treated to assure long term
sustainability. The contamination of surface waters
has now been reduced and the oxygen content could
be increased once again. Due to the advance of waste
water treatment around the world nature was able to
regenerate in many places. Today’s civilization is un-
thinkable without functioning water treatment plants.
Modern plants are highly complex systems.
They consist of channels for waste water flow, facilities for
waste water collection and clarification plants. HydroVision
can complete flow measurements in all of these areas.
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19. Q-Eye M III
portable Pulse-Doppler system
Specifications
Sensor: 1 x velocity
1 x water level
Frequency: 1 MHz
Range: velocity ± 5,3 m/s
water level 0,04 - 1,3 m
expandable via optional
hydrostatic sensor
Accuracy: ± 1% of measured value
for v and h
± 0,25% for value h (hydrostatic)
± 2% for flow
Cable Length: max. 80 m
Display: 3 lines, 16 characters
Keyboard: 3 keys
Datalogger: 4MB (internal)
Communication: RS-232
Outputs: 1 x Pulse
Power Supply: battery operation
6 x 1,5 V (D-size)
or rechargeable battery
Approval: ATEX (option)
Enclosure: POM (Polyoxymethylen)
Q-Eye M III is your choice for mobile applications.
The long lifetime of approximately 70 days with
a measuring interval of 5 minutes, as well as the
small and robust housing make it the perfect tool
for temporary operations. In addition to water level
and flow, the signal quality, battery voltage and the
calculated flow are also stored inside the data logger.
Mouse Type
Insertion Type
Mouse Type
Products
For sewage-treatment plants flow measurements are primarily installed for internal reasons,
for example to control specific plant components with flow dependency or for controlling
additives. International regulations, for example the EU-Directive for handling municipal waste
water, require a continuous surveillance of waste water flow. Defective flow measurements
on sewage-treatment plants can therefore influence their operation, but there can also be legal
or environmental consequences.
Q-Eye PSC / PSC MT
stationary Pulse-Doppler system
Specifications
Sensor: 1 x velocity
1 x water level
Frequency: 1 MHz
Number of Cells: Q-Eye PSC: mean value
Q-Eye PSC MT: max. 18 cells
Range: velocity ± 5,3 m/s
water level (ultrasonic) 0,04-1,3 m
expandable via external
4-20 mA sensor
Accuracy: ± 1% of measured value
for v and h (ultrasonic)
± 2% for flow
Cable Length: max. 80 m
Display: 4 lines, 20 characters
Keyboard: 4 keys
Datalogger: 16GB MicroSD card
Communication: RS-485, MODBUS, WLAN, GPRS
Ethernet, 10/100 Mbps
Inputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA, 2x digital
Outputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA
4 x Relay, 2 x Pulse
Power Supply: 85-260 VAC
(48-60 Hz) or 9-36 VDC
Approval: ATEX (option)
Enclosure: ABS, wall mounted
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20. Products
In some applications it is an advantage to have a non-contact measurement.
By combining both radar and water level transmitter, they provide a revolutionary approach to open
channel and sewer flow monitoring. Combined are pulse wave radar velocity sensing technology with
ultrasonic pulse echo level sensing to measure open channel flows.
Q-Eye Radar MT
Pulse-Wave FFT Technology
Water Level
Compact Ultrasonic Level Transmitter
Specifications
Sensor: 1 x velocity
1 x water level (optional)
Frequency: 24 GHz
V-Sensor: bi-directional
Beamwidth: 10° at -3dB
Range RV11: ± 0,05 m/s (0,16 ft/s)
to ± 15 m/s (50 ft/s)
Resolution: 1 mm/s; min. wave height 3mm
Display: 4 lines, 20 characters
Keyboard: 4 keys
Datalogger: 16GB MicroSD card
Communication: RS-485, MODBUS, WLAN, GPRS
Ethernet 10/100 Mbps
Inputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA, 2x digital
Outputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA
4 x Relay, 2 x Pulse
Power Supply: 85-260 VAC
(48-60 Hz) or 9-36 VDC
Approval: ATEX (option)
Enclosure: ABS, wall mounted
Due to patent rights, not for sale in the USA.
Specifications
Frequency: 60 kHz for WLU3702
80 kHz for WLU3802
80 kHz for WLU3902
Range: 0,2 - 4 m for WLU3902
0,25 - 6 m for WLU3802
0,35 - 8 m for WLU3702
Accuracy: ± 0,2% of measured value
Cable: Ø 6-12 mm
Display: 1 line (option)
Datalogger: internal,
10.000 sets of data (option)
Power Supply: 24 VDC
Approval: ATEX (option)
Mounting: 11
/2
“ BSP/NPT for WLU3902
2“ BSP/NPT for WLU3802
2“ BSP/NPT for WLU3902
Enclosure: Flame retardand plastic or
powder coated aluminum
Q-Eye Radar MT is an extremely versatile flow mea-
sure- ment system designed for continuous operation
and suitable for measurements of flows not only in
rivers and open channels, but also in municipal waste-
water and storm water sewers. Compact construction
combined with the contact-free measurement princi-
ple enables an easy installation and use. The maximum
permissible installation height above the surface is 30
m. For waste water applications we suggest 10 m.
The ultrasonic depth sensor operates by energizing a
piezoelectric transducer with an electronic pulse. This
pulse creates a pressue wave that travels to the flow
surface where a portion returns to the transducer. Our
transmitter offers the best in liquid measurement. It is
easy to install, eliminates maintenance caused by sen-
sor fouling and your personnel do not get in contact
with the fluid during installation.
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22. AquaProfiler®
AquaProfiler®
The AquaProfiler®
is a line of acoustic flow meters for
permanently installed and portable applications. The
AquaProfiler®
precisely measures water velocities in
open channels and pipes.
With its high accuracy and competitive cost, the Aqua-
Profiler®
is a perfect choice for long-term real-time
monitoring or to obtain instantaneous measurements
where time savings are an important aspect. It uses ad-
vanced Doppler technology to establish the velocity in
many separate space points (cells) along the measure-
ment axis and develop the flow profile.
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23. Permanently installed applications
The AquaProfiler®
MT and MC are profiling instruments designed for in-situ installations.
With the 2-dimensional velocity sensor and a resolution of max. 64 cells, the systems are the best choice
for flows affected by variable backwater, sluggish, slow moving flows, ice-affected flows, tidal flows and
flows where flow reversals may occur. Combined with an integral pressure sensor for determining the
depth, the meter is using a numerical model for averaged velocity in the entire cross section and the
continuity equation to calculate flow. Alternatively, the index-velocity method can be used, as the sensor
gives an index velocity for a significant part of the flow which can easily be related to the mean velocity
of the cross section.
Specifications
Sensor: 1x velocity
1x water level
Display: 4 lines, 20 characters
Datalogger: 16GB MicroSD card
Communication: RS485, MODBUS (RS232 or RS485)
WLAN, GPRS, Ethernet 10/100 Mbps
Inputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA, 2x digital
Outputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA
4 x Relay, 2 x digital
Power Supply: 85-260 VAC
(48-60 Hz) or 9-36 VDC
Enclosure: ABS, wall mounted
AquaProfiler
®
MT
stationary Pulse-Doppler system
2L
AquaProfiler
®
MC
stationary Pulse-Doppler system
Specifications
Display: 4 lines, 20 characters
Datalogger: internal,
sampling interval user selectable
Communication: RS-232, MODBUS, Ethernet
Inputs: max. 4 x 4-20 mA
Outputs: max. 8 x 4-20 mA
2 x Relay, 2 x Pulse
Power Supply: 85-264 VAC
(50-60 Hz) or 12 VDC
Enclosure: Aluminium, wall mounted
Dimensions: 265x241x104 mm
Mouse Type
vertical and horizontal applications
*)forparticleconcentrationof50to1500ppm
2L 2XL
Frequency: 2 MHz 600 kHz
Max. number of cells: 64 64
Max. profiling range: 0,25 to 20 m *) 0,5 to 120 m *)
Min. cell size: 0,25 m 0,5 m
Max. blanking: 0,25 m 0,5 m
Range: velocity ± 8 m/s
water level hydro-
static: 0-10 m
velocity ± 8 m/s
water level hydro-
static: 0-10 m
Temperature sensor: -5°C to 40°C
Accuracy: for value v: 0,5% FS ± 0,25 cm/s
for value h: 0,1% FS
for value t: ± 0,1°C
Max. cable length: 80 m 80 m
Dimensions: 350x140x65 mm 450x140x90 mm
Transducers
2L 2 XL
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24. Portable Applications
The AquaProfiler®
M and M-PRO are light, hand-held systems designed to simplify the entire measure-
ment process in rugged field environments such as shallow waters suitable for wading. The portable
flow meters provide instantaneous velocity and depth measurements at each measurement vertical
and automatically calculate total flow based on ISO methods. Real-time velocity graph and other
useful options and accessories make it the best solution on the market.
AquaProfiler®
-M
point velocity
AquaProfiler®
-M Pro
velocity profiling
Specifications
Sensor: 1 x velocity
1 x water level
1 x temperature
Frequency: 6 MHz
Range: velocity 0-3 m/s
water level (hydrostatic) 0 - 4 m
temperature 0°-50°C
Accuracy: ± 1% of measured value
for value v
± 0,1% for value h (hydrostatic)
± 0,3°C for temperature
Cable: 5 or 10 m from sensor to backpack
Power Supply: rechargeable battery pack
LiFePO4
6000 mAh
Operation Time: +24 hours (sensor & transmitter)
tablet depending on model
Dimensions: Ø 45mm, length: 290 mm
Accessories: backpack to fit all components
Specifications
Sensor: 2 x velocity
1 x water level
1 x temperature
Frequency: 2 MHz
Range: velocity ± 5 m/s
water level (hydrostatic) 0 - 4 m
temperature 0°-40°C
Accuracy: ± 1% of measured value
for value v
± 0,1% for value h (hydrostatic)
± 0,3°C for temperature
Cable: 5 or 10 m from sensor to backpack
Power Supply: rechargeable battery pack
LiFePO4
6.000 mAh
Operation Time: +24 hours (sensor & transmitter)
tablet depending on model
Dimensions: 210x160x61 mm (LxWxH)
Accessories: backpack to fit all components
The AquaProfiler®
M-Pro is an instrument that oper-
ates in a manner very similar to an Acoustic Doppler
Current Profiler (ADCP). The primary difference is
that the probe is kept fixed on the channel bottom
and provides vertical velocity data in up to 128 cells.
Due to the very small cell size (0,005 m), a resolution
of the vertical velocity distribution can be achieved
which was unthinkable a few years ago.
The AquaProfiler®
M-Pro is a device that extends
the capability of flow measurements to a range
of situations under which standard current meter
techniques (mechanical or electromagnetic) cannot
be used.
The AquaProfiler®
M is a high-precision point-
velocity meter. It uses a complex pulse-to-pulse co-
herent sampling scheme that gives the instrument
high precision in measurement of velocity within a
very small volume a few centimeters in front of the
sensor. The small sampling volume provides velocity
data that can be considered as point velocities.
The advantages over mechanical meters include:
no moving parts, thus less maintenance required,
minimal flow disturbance, velocity measurements
as low as 0,005 m/s and minimum operating depth
of 2 cm.
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26. Service
Look at him! The short target deadline was met once
again. Our hard work of the past two weeks has finally
paid off. The acoustic flow measuring system for a
hydropower plant has passed its final test. Everything
works fine - this is the best moment a project engineer
can have.
Thanks to the excellent professional competence of
our service department we manage projects all over
the world. Skilled service technicians, electronic
technicians, project engineers and training staff
provide advice and support from project planning
all the way to the turnkey installation.
Our products are mostly customized. Prior to the project
planning we inspect the measuring site in order to submit
a detailed solution.
For instant clarifications you can contact our telephone
support. Or browse our website on your own to find the
suitable product for your application.
We know flow.®
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Canada
Waste Water
Treatment Plant
System: Kanalis TT
Transducer: TD-200/8
Iceland
Hydro Power
System: Ductus TT COHP
Transducer: Clamp-On
Turkey
Hydro Power
System: Ductus TT (19``)
Transducer: External
mount
South Korea
River
System: Fluvius TT
Transducer: TD-15/17
USA
Waste Water
Treatment Plant
System: Q-Eye PSC
Transducer: Pulse Doppler
Great Britain
Water Supply
System: Ductus TT
Transducer: Internal mount
Egypt
Irrigation channel
System: Kanalis TT
Transducer: TD-200/8
Japan
River
System: Fluvius TT
Transducer: TD-28/18
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